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hrysippus says...

Imposing income tax on the income of the wealthy is OK, although most of the wealthy will probably find ways to "protect" their wealth. This country has a long history of "protecting" the wealth of citizens of other countries, minimizing the taxes that they pay to the governments of their home countries. Inheritance tax, or Death Duties, would be a better alternative. In the UK the estate of the deceased pays 30 to 40% in taxes to the government. Inherited wealth is the enemy of social equality. Generational wealth passed down through families keep the members of those families as wealthy elites, we can see this in some of the Bahamian families descended from slave owners. If you want the names, do your research. Inheritance tax is also harder for tax cheaters to evade paying, to pass on your wealth it must be declared before probate is issued.

hrysippus says...

Bahamian women must gain complete and sole control over their reproductive ability; only in this way will unwanted, unloved, unruly children stop being born to later enter into a life of crime and murder.

hrysippus says...

Mr. P. Smith? Now, Messyger, that be funny.

hrysippus says...

Starting to think that "John" is not a real person, but instead a creation of the Russian Intellegence Department responsible for sowing dissent in Caribbean democratic countries. Or perhaps he is an AI Bot created for the same end.......

hrysippus says...

There are going to be one to two thousand men, women, and children desperately trying to find somewhere to wash, eat ,and sleep soon. A very sad situation with no easy answers for those who consider the problem with a modicum of compassion.

hrysippus says...

Up until this point Carlos Reid and Rodney Moncur have had absolutely zero impact on the country's disturbing descent to being a country with one of the highest rates of murder per capita in the world. As such they have both been a complete waste of our taxpayers money. Have they no shame? How can they collect that reported $5,000 per month and still look at themselves in the mirror? Perhaps I am just being naive to expect better.

hrysippus says...

PLP? Corruption? Say it not so, and just how much extra money did Ping have in his bank account? 1984 Royal Commission of Inquiry into Drug related Corruption in the "Nation For Sale" Bahamas. Kudos to Brian Ross. Know your history, people, or we gonna go there again.

hrysippus says...

This is altruistic both and potentially good for the local economy. I can only trust that there will be no "Quality Control" challenges ahead.

hrysippus says...

Only a fool will expect a politician to be truthful; only a fool will expect a police to be honest. Honestly that be the truth.

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hrysippus says...

My sincere hope is that if ever State Executions of convicted citizens is resumed , that one of these self righteous right wing Christian Pastors, who favour the death penalty, will be courageous enough to step forward from their comfortable and lucrative vocation (so called) to actually volunteer to kill the convict by placing the noose around his, or her, neck and pulling the lever. With this contemptuous bunch though it will never happen.